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DeWalt DW788 1.3 Amp 20-Inch Variable-Speed Scroll Saw The dependable DeWalt 20-Inch Variable-Speed Scroll Saw is designed to help you create accurate, detailed workpieces with ease. Its user-friendly configuration with easy-to-access controls, reduced-vibration design, and variable-speed performance allow for incredible precision. For added convenience and durability, an integrated cast-iron table provides material support, and a flexible dust blower helps keep your work area pristine.

Customer Review - The DeWalt saw is designed and manufactured by Sommervile Design in Canada. They make the Excalibur Scroll saw. The DeWalt Saw is very much like the Excalibur in that it has very low vibration and having a very smooth operation. I had a DeWalt but had to move up to the Excalibur because of the work i produced, unless you use a scroll saw for 6 - 12 hours per day, buy this saw. The only problem I had was the motor could not take the beating i gave it, i cut 3/4 to 1 1/2 thickness wood all the time, although the saw handled that thickness with ease, it could not keep my pace. If you're a hobbyist cutting moderately its a great saw. It has a quick release for the blade and you can change blades in seconds, the blade tension is right there in front, the top arm lifts for getting work on and off the table. Fairly quiet operation. -Woodwurx

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Excalibur Scroll Saw 21 inch The Excalibur 21" variable speed scroll saws unique design provides a stable platform when cutting straight or on an angle. Unlike other scroll saws where the table is tilted for angled cuts, the entire head of the Excalibur tilts 45 degrees; to the left or the right. This allows the user to better control the work piece on a flat table surface, for a more safe and accurate cut. Solidly built upper and lower parallel arms keep the blade straight with minimal blade deflection allowing for precise cuts, making this the most sought after scroll saw on the market. 120V 1.3 amp constant torque permanent magnet motor. Large 13-1/2" x 23-1/2" table surface. No tools required - finger operated blade clamps. Easy access speed and tension controls. Organized blade storage on base. On-board dust blower.

Customer Review - The Excalibur line of saws is considered a mid to upper line of scroll saws for the scroll saw hobbyist. Now many of us serious woodworkers don’t like that term “hobbyist” because it seems that in some ways it may demean our passion and ability to make fine woodworking projects, but the way I look at it, I don’t agree. I think that it encompasses anyone who is passionate about scroll sawing and who spends as much time as they can at the saw, but doesn’t necessarily support themselves fully by their work on the scroll saw alone. -Sheila Landry

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Skil 3335-02 120-Volt Scroll SawIncludes 16-in Scroll Saw with Light - 3335-02, 2 Blades, 2 Blade Wrenches. It boasts a 1.2 Amp motor with an LED light that ensures the work piece is clearly lit. The 16" throat allows for cutting thicker pieces. The on-tool blade storage keeps blades handy when needed.Customer Review - My wife and I purchased this ourselves for a Christmas present to each other. I used it right away for scroll work on a toy box. Once I bolted it to a piece of 3/4 wood so that I could clamp it to my bench, it worked as advertised. It' s a great entry level scroll saw and my wife can't wait to start trying out some of the new patterns I put in her Christmas stocking. I would give it a higher rating if I was able to clamp it down without bolting it to a board. -Ed Ldr

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